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Speaker 1: You know, zelping drives first quarter things like that. How

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Speaker 1: that every single week, and there's there's play things that

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Speaker 1: all the schemes that we're talking how do we how

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Speaker 1: you come out today and practice. We'll work on those fundamentals,

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